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The Central Role and Therapeutic Potential of Cochaperone Networking of Chaperones in the Regulation of Biocondensates

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How the regulatory networking of chaperones by cochaperones, particularly J domain proteins (JDPs; also called Hsp40 or DNAJ proteins), contributes to biocondensate formation and protein disaggregation to maintain proteostasis is discussed.

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